LS Electric Shifts Taiwan Strategy Toward Power Infrastructure Projects with Formosa JV
LS Electric is reshaping its business strategy in Taiwan, moving beyond its traditional focus on power equipment sales to pursue larger infrastructure projects through a newly established local joint venture with affiliates of Formosa Plastics Group.The Korean power equipment and energy solutions provider said on Oct. 7 that it had signed an agreement with Taiwan-based Nan Ya Plastics and KHI to…
LS Electric is pivoting its strategy in Taiwan to focus on power infrastructure projects through a joint venture with affiliates of Formosa Plastics Group. The new venture, Nan Ya Le Xing, will be jointly owned by LS Electric, Nan Ya Plastics, and KHI, with LS Electric holding a 50% stake. The partnership aims to transform LS Electric's role in Taiwan from a supplier of power equipment to a comprehensive project partner capable of handling engineering, bidding, and technical support.
This move aligns with Taiwan's push toward renewable energy, with the country aiming for 70% renewable energy in its power mix by 2050. The joint venture will initially target power infrastructure projects, leveraging LS Electric's expertise in power equipment and Nan Ya Plastics' local manufacturing infrastructure and EPC network.
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